Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-10-28
NEWS IN GENERAL.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
A passenger ami frei sht train collidcd on
the Richmond and Danvule railroad Tue
engineer UT the passenger cram al u paSsel-
ger We're kiiei, and l1 UUhors ssrluu j :
wOunleL TIC accl lem wa c II 81 b. the
trel lat Din not suIe-LrIcliuy I Griers to
let tue pIssel ger tr in pass Both engines
were wrecked, with the postal, bl rgage and
express car OF the pass n ger train. aud the
first thres cars OF tine fra {. A gro saw
the engineer AM con luctOr of the freight
running through the wJOIJ away from tho
scene of the accident.
Safe Attorney Gr.n1el sem CO tain hit
tie cond.n ncu Ana. Il >,s / Chicago vii -
eXycu ed "a NV. II. Julse Z l6er )
aLolt seltcl pus the II 3IIl5S i.nDris ~
men W en- the alto ney RI sci IN Il tho
SeIlte t'' b SuurtC rel, ~ mot /. wOllu eE.
n Z befUe lr due o theeX. II olS 8 atug
MAT IL W. dt sir Ibo yn hive as few ri-Oner
in III Jail ut hat tame as fu sible Julg
Baker accedcd, AMI made the sentence II
days.
Tle rrac'i Of h. zing Jewish scholars a.
the prll 1p.e II lie, Al. pup ic sc 90 :,
rtun Ac dem. ha> ASA i sdci Drop IL
lions AT an eX RI .O'ce of policemen ma
been llac1I on duty at tue ucl Inn to stop
The fast express on the Cleapoai7 & Ohio
railroad, SIX coaches, going west, met WI h
all accident nc Chariej.ovu. W. Va, III
which 26 pas eng + were m)re Or les in
Jur d. several Seriously TIC at;d3lt was
caused Ivy &c ecSlve s. vito /. Two pIs en-.
gers Slfterc with broke b Ic.ii The fires
had gone out in the s5lYJj or tho loss OF life
would have lccl great.
Thomas II. Davi', as Staat freight agent
OF the New YORK Cen-rll raj roll who abb
seconded, leaving y de: Iiincy OF SIS, OJl in his
accounts has beo1 eau ,hj in Canidl AMI
brought back. Is pleaded gIi.ty and was
leld for trial.
At the >essio7 az Ph'll,lph1 OF tho Amori.
can Street r lilwly ASsOciI ion, MoSoS
Humphreys of CJlc ,rl, NJ lss, addressed the
meeting rel tive TO his eXpsr elC2 W til ght-
wheeled horse cars. II s id til 1t h folld
those of eight whe 3ls COLL carry a heavier
load and be propelled much ot5!er by animal
pow than th0s- of four Wheels. The ght-
wheel car runs IN IRE sn poSLlv, and thu day
was not far distant when the eigLt-wlesl
system would b. loPtel alto 5ether,
The m,yor OF Tanpl, Fla, has appealed
for pecuniary aid, az many persons have
been thrown out Of work anu must bc pro-
videl for.
The Pennsylvania Presbyterian synod Mt
Wiliamsport, Pa, adopted strong re,olu-
lions IN favor Of preserving the sanctity of
the Sabbath from propoel encroachments.
Nearly the whole business portion Of MUIR
raYvile, ILL.,, has been burnel with loss
from S25, 00J to $4,000.
Three saloon keepers, convicted OF selling
liquor on Sunday in Utica, N Y, have bee
sentenced to break stone III tbs county jail
for 80 DAYS.
At Maxwell, "a, Perry Acliers entered the
office OF Mayor J. o. French, shot and killed
him. He then shot T. B. Schneider but not
fatally, and, after pursuing others, turned
and shot himself. dying Immediately. No
cause for TIE murder is known
The secretary of the interior has received
telegram from Indian Inspector Armstrong
at the Crow agency in Montana to the effect
that Medicine NJ IN and his seventeen follow
ers have gone TO the To lgue River agency,
and are endeavOring to induce the northern
Cheyennes to joil them in resisting the an.
tbority OF the government.
Dist. Atty. MARITIME has received from w.
Il. Delaney huge package of paNers in the
suit of the Kansas Pacific bnndhold4rS against
Jay Gould an Russell Sage. NJ" MARITIME
was asked il he would pros cute Mr.. Could
He answered that he would Just as soon
prosecute him as any living man, but that
he had not examined the papers, and knew
no hing Of the case except what he had
real IN the newspapers Il, as he had seen
there stated the ACES complained of were
done III 1879 and 1880. that would he an ahso-
Lutte bar to criminal proceeding. Five years
Is the limitation Of time under which a
th" ~ tar "''' i'' ee''y 1"'''" W ''"'e Ii
y,
AoIman a. hIGh' tho founder OF Kansas
WY, went 10 ltfeai after his fugitive
yoIlhS VIE VINO eIoPad with y handsome
young tr2veiInT arket agent OF th9 Chicago
q hocE Island railway Inc pair were con-
lronCea by tLe indlgn ut me ANA, WHO, how,
ever ON SO ing his wifes tears, re.eu5el AN
sal1; 'Etla' II you only ask my p!rIon |
VIII forgive you and take yoI home She
pleaded TOR mercy, her lover beat Il ha ty re-
ire IT, and Holman took his wife back to tha
west
Frank Gernl,p,.. n barber NJ Coiro III
shot his wife y, fhn month tLnn inf his nt.I
th1., nj ND St'i j,l,, i'ir'C,i WITH ,ni,.
,,' ,'''s'.,>> '-I'l l'''i VI
Sllears ara thCh TO- a hatcGet ana cur S"ye-
raj gaSheS II IS head, after which hs
lumPe In0 any q Tern, rou' when he
was t,keA an SEM 10 tae hospital where he
may de, his wife VII! pr baby recover
'eaiouSy is suppose 20 Ie the clu e.
Frank J. Lud lington of Waterbury. Ct,
has invented All ingenious mrchine to be usei
in the manufacture of cigarettes. 1t ia ies